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IAEA Concerned Over Iran's Denial of Access to Isfahan Nuclear Plant
The International Atomic Energy Agency is increasingly concerned that Iran has not allowed inspectors access to a declared uranium enrichment plant in Isfahan. The UN watchdog lacks information on the plant's location, status, and nuclear material content.
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- 01IAEA is concerned Iran has not granted inspectors access to a declared uranium enrichment plant in Isfahan.
- 02The UN nuclear watchdog lacks information on the plant's location, status, and nuclear material.
- 03Iran declared the Isfahan plant on June 12, 2025, but inspections were halted by a bombing campaign.
- 04Diplomats believe the plant is located within tunnels at the Isfahan nuclear complex.
- 05Iran claims the plant was attacked, but the IAEA cannot verify this or its exact location.
- 06The IAEA calls the lack of access a "serious proliferation concern" requiring urgent action.
Iran has denied access to the site since it was reportedly attacked and damaged during a June 2025 bombing campaign, which also affected other Iranian enrichment facilities.
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